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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
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THE BUSINESS MEN

rake Mr. E. X. Kidd to rssk--ResOlutIOns
UD.n the Death of Mr.. Wintsrhalter
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Business Mans Association took place
Tue day evening IN The Assembly Room.
The attendance was light but the seven
lock OsinR rpI IL l. alive and there
re no prospects that this excellent fea-
tnre of the associate will ever be
abandoned.
nr Chairman of the Executive Com
nittee reported that X. R. Kidd was
SeepiDg his store open after Z O'clock,
hereby breaking the rules of the gan
"a ion This was considered by all
nem0erS present a peculiar violation,
for the reason that while Mr.. Kidd had
not signs d the cOnsIi' utiOn aud bylaws,
he voluntarily became member, re-
eelVed the confidence, and was looked
on as member by virtue Of his word of
honor given that he would sign and
abide by the rules, al at the meeting OF
January last was allowed to aud did vote
for the officers of the organization, and
was psrtakeF OF all the social features
of that occasion The meeting adjourn.
I'd, all members prC sent thinking they
hsd ground for feeling the confidence Of
the association had been misplaced.
The following res lutlons Of respect
MON the death Of Mr. George A. Winter
halter were adopted:
WHEREAS. lhe supreme Ruler of all
has deemed 1t wise to remove from our
midst our associate and fellow citizen,
The late George A. Wintsrhalter, there.
fore be It
OREsoLVED, That In the death Of our
brother merchant, this association Il st
al energetic, gentlemsDly member, the
community an enterprising citizen, his
wife and children devoted and loving
husband and father.
RESOLVED, That this association ex
tends 10 his bereaVed family lis most
sincere sympathy.
g. RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this Orgsni-
EstlOn, q copy furnished 10 the family
and that 1t be published In the daily
papers. IsAACN LowENsTRIN,
JOE A. BOUR,
PETER GoUDIE,
Committee.
FRANK A. MEYER, SEQ. G. B. A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
A Condensed Review Of EVsnts Trans
plred and Transplrlng
In and a bout OantOn--Bi OF News Gath
er-d from All Of the Many Sources
Found In a Progressing,
Thriving City

Miss Minnie HOwenstine, of this city.
SundsVed with her grandparents at
HOwrnstne Station.
The Pennsylvania Company is selling
one Thousand mile tickets on all lines
west of Pittsburg for $25
Henry l.. Cook and Catherine 9tudger,
and Daniel RRusneRucht and Frances
Sheets have been licensed to wed.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued: Frank b. Dusssll ami
Kittie B0cklus, Canton; Otto Dellen-
baugh and sophia Olsen, Alliance.
A construction train will be sent Ou'
on the Cleveland & Canton next week
to begin the work of broadening the
present narrow gauge to Standard
Plain Dealer.
The County Board of Equalization
met this morning, but owing TO the fact
that many Of the assessors have not COM
pleted their work. the Board adjourned
until next Monday.
Messrs. Henry & Zerbe have been
awarded the contract to furnish che lum-
ber for the derricks to be used In drill
Ing for ma ursl gas here. The contract
calls for some ten thousand feet.
Mr.. Ed. Gelssnliter and his sister
Berth OF Gallon, O., on their way to at
tend Mt. Union College, remained over
Sunday with their uncle, W. II. BuTgen-
or, 1876 Vest TnscarawAs street.
William N. Orr, ESQ.,, and Mr.. ]. A.
Hamilton, editor Of the Crescent, OF
Orrville, are In the city to-day getting
pointers on boring for natural gas,
Both gentlemen made q pleasant call
upon the DEMOCRAT.
The County Commissioners heard the
| application Of citizens Of Maple
ton this morning for a two
Board Of Education Of OsnAburg town
ship refused. A decision has not yet
been given.
Miss B. Grsbowski, daughter of Mr.
Thomas GrabOwskI, living at No. 32 Lip.
pert street, died at midnight Saturday
Of consumption, aged twenty-nine years
Funeral from the German Lutheran
church Tuesday at 2p. m.
At the meeting or the Commissioners
Tuesday, the question Of building an
addition to the school house In District
No. 8. Osnsburgh township. which was
submitted to them by the school direc.
tors of that district, was decided In favor
Of the improvement. They voted an ex
Denditure Of $500 for that purpose.
The summer opening Of Lake Park
Meyers lake, occurred Tuesday and
Messrs. Bsyliss & Heckert entertained
many callers. The Harmonic Band was
In attendance all day and the band
orchestra played for dance In the even.
ing. Supper was served for over one
hundred people. The chilly weather
and light rain kept many people Of this
city from attending the dance In the
evening. The attendance from Massll'
lon was large. Those who were present
were nicely entertained, Rs Is the rule
at this popular summer resort.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
THE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT. MAY 10. 1852.


Of trusts, st-., will cost 100000. The
1900 shares Of preferred stock held In
the equipm mt and terminal trusts will
be taken up, and the preferred stock en-
titled to dividends when earned will be
50, 400 shares. eriends Of the property
are enthusiastic over the outlook for
business when the road Ia changed to
sta cdaFd gauge, estimating the gross
earnings for the first year Of operation
as standard gauge line at $600,OOO,
operating expenses at $3.50, 900, and let
earnings OF $25O,000. Five per cent on
81 100000 bonds will give an interest
charge Of $4,000 per snnum, leaving
SIZE, 900 for the preferred stock, or about
216 per cent. This estimate is made on
the SuppositiOn that the change Of gauge
will make q material change for the
better in the roads business.-lLeader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
POINTS FROM PERRY.
what Has TranSpired In MAssillOn During
the Past Day.

what Has TranBpired In MassillOn During
the Past Day.
The town Is thoroughly billed for
Wallace & Co.'S Circus.
Steamer Company No. installed their
newly elected officers last night.
Prosecuting Attorney John G. Welty
of Canton was In the city yesterday.
Bishop Bedell confirmed class Of IL
at the Episcopal church Sunday morn
in.
Two members of the Rose Bud Club
attended the dance at North Lawrence
last evening.
The Mayors Office is being repaired.
The ceiling is being Ceiled and the walls
will be hung with new paper.
A large number Of our young people
attended the opening at Lake Park,
Meyers Lake, Tuesday evening.
The MassilIOn Gun Club will attend
the dedication Of the Canton Gun Clubs
new shooting ground Friday May 9th.
Spend an evening Of enjoyment to-
morrow night by attending the enter
tsinment given by the Knights Of St..
John at the Buckeye Hall. Admission
fifty cents.
The County Commissioners were In
the city yesterday but the contract for
building the wall Of the Main street
canal bridge was not let. The contract
will be let tomorrow.
The funeral of the late Mrs. A. W.
Smith, at st. JOseph's Catholic church
Sunday afternoon, was very largely at
tended by friends and relatives. The
remains were inferred In the German
Catholic cemetery.
George Lists residence on fremont
street was entered by burglars Friday
night. They managed to open the shut.
ters of the house on the east side and
rsnsacked the contents Of the room, se-
curing about five dollars In change from
a purse Of Mrs. List, which happened to
be In the room. No one was aware Of
the robbery until the next morning.
Mr.. Peter Welker an old and respected
citizen, who has been lingering for some
time with heart trouble, died Sunday
afternoon at his home one mile south.
east Of the city. Mr.. Welker several
wears ago was one Of the proprietors Of
the MsssillOn Independent but for some
years past has resided on his farm where
he has been engaged In the manufacture
of pottery. He was between % and 1O
years Of age and members OF the l. o.
o. F. lodge Of this city.
The butment Of the West Main street
canal bridge fell In yesterday about
, O'Clock o. m. One half Of the wall on
| the east side fell into the canal, lower
ing the bridge several feet, and the
bridge is only supported by the soutf
half which may fall at any time leav
| ing the structure into the canal. Tht
foot bridge on the north side OF thu
street Is unsafe and persons should bt
careful not to attempt to CROSS as Il
might be dangerous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
A Lively Runaway.

Ex.Street Commissioner Alex. Margo
and his wife experienced q narrow es.
cspe from serious injury about 4:90
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. They were
driving homeward on West Eighth
street with horse and blackboard, when
holdback strap broke. This frightened
the horse and he started to run away.
Mr.. Nargo tried to pull the horse back,
and the animal ran upon the sidewalk
at Dewalt street. The blackboard upset,
throwing Mr.. and Mrs. MargO to the
ground. The horse dashed along the
sidewalk, and In front Of Mr.. Louis En-
gle's residence cOllidedwith tree. Here
the horse parted company with the buck
board, and continued his flight until
Mr.. Franz Melbourne stopped him near
the Valley rsilrOad. Mr.. and Mrs. Margo
were considerably bruised and the buck.
board badly broken up. The horse re-
ceived no injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Death Of Mrs. John Carson.

The death OF Mrs. John Carson on the
9Th inst, at the farm residence mile
or 80 north Of Minerva, In Paris town
ship, although not unexpected, caused q
shock In the community where the de-
ceased was 30 we'll known. Mrs. Carson
had a stroke Of paralysis I've years ago,
disabling her left side for time. Mrs.
Carson continued to see to her house
hold affiirs until last fall or winter,
when she was Frustrated, and gradually
failed until dr0Dsy set In and closed the
scene. The funeral took place on the
9th met, when services eswers held at the
house, Rev. h. R. Galley of the Preaby
terian church cficieting, assisted by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
AHORRIBLE RUNAWAY


As Caused BY the Salvation Army and Its
Nonsense.
Monday evening, about 8 o'clock, as
John Sheard was driving on the Pub
lie Square with horse and buggy, con-
tanning, besides himself, Mrs. Ed. Dunk.
eFly and her small child, the Salvation
Army set no hide0us noise, causing the
horse to rear and plunge and 6nally
become uncomfortable, turn shortly
around and dash of on run. The two
front wheels Of the Dhaeton we're torn
of near the start, 80 that the front part
of the conveyance struck the C0bble
stones, and in that condition was drag.
ged az fearful rate for quite dis.
tance south on Market street, when one
Of the lear wheels was torn of
and the occupants thrown out. The
horse tore loose from the phaetOn
near Eighth street and went south with
the shafts. OF the three occupants Mr..
Sheard is probably the most severely In
jured. He fell on his shoulder. which
ls very badly hurt. His injuries are
very painful, but not dangerous. Mrs.
Dunkerly received terrible bruises about
the head and face, which will leave
marks for q long time. The child,
strange to say, received only trifing
scratches.
The people who hive patiently tOler.
ated the Salvation Army nuisance In
silent disgust are very loud to-day In
their demands that 1t shall be stopped,
The people want them to worship God
Rs they choose, but they insist that their
worship shall not be embellished with
annoying nonsense on the Public
Square every evening. II they are &c
anxious to "ssve" something they should
save little Of their noise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
A TRIBUTE To TRIPLETr.
jerome Markle Pays His Respects to Deteo-
tive w. H. TrIpl0tt.

Jerome Markle Pays His Respects TO DOtec-
tive w. H. Triplott
Jerome Markle, we'll known In this
city and whose home 10 on West Eighth
street, called at the DEMOCRAT Office TO-
day and said that the statements In the
DEMOCRAT of April 18th, concerning his
arrest In Palmyra, Missouri, for COM
pliCity In the robbery Of iewelry store,
we're incorrect. He claims that he was
merely arrested on suspicion Ut having
a hand In the job, and gave bond for his
appearance at the June term Of court.
George e. Baldwin, Esq, Of this city,
was his attorney. Mr.. Markle has no
love for Detective W. Il. TriDlett and
says, "there is honor among thieves" but
not o id bit Of 1t among detectives.
He pays his respects to Mr. Triplett In
the following card:
JEROME c. MARKLE's ANSWER TO DETEC-
TIVE W. q. TRIPLRTT's INR0RMA-
TION IN THE DEMOCRAT.
APRIL 13, 1887.
To Triplett the Ass:-Let II % known
that the information was but q perver-
sion Of the truth. And the sav0ry record
VI kuo Lunn WAO WtOVo ~ ouu VtAAo MN
self Detective W. 81. TrIDlett is q black
mailer, sc0undrel and liar. Let him at
tend to his arson scrape In PennsylVa-
MIA. Whatever may concern me In
Marion county will take care Of that.
And In future, you cur, you mind yOnr
own business that you may avoid
trouble. Let me tell you that am not
in New Orleans but at home, and as to
you locating me or wanting satisfaC-
tiOn, why you eOwardly pup come to me-
l will give 1t to you. Put up jobs on
me and blackmailing won't work; they
are too old. And as to which Of Us
should be In the penitentlary 1t can
easily bs proven that you are the meaner
of the two, and should be In the Deni-
tentisry where you justly belong, and
also some Of your smart inf0rmants.
JEROME @. MARKLE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Mayors Court.

Manias Warstler and Emanuel Pom
thus we're driving about town last night
with rig belonging to POntius. They
stopped for short time at the corner of
Charlie. and Cherry streets, and some
how Pontlus got lost. At any rate
Wsrstler drove of with the team and
was arrested for 1t. He was discharged
this morning without q hearing. Pom
titus found his horses at the Union Hotel,
where they had been left by the police.
Charles Weidt, arrested for disorderly
conduct, pleads not guilty and will be
given hearing Monday.
George Sickles, drunker than boiled
owl, $34S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
0rnur Salem Doctor.

SALEM, O., May 16.-Dr. Charles Orr
Of this place went to Cincinnati and put
up at the Emery hotel. The doctor Is a
victim to the cocaine habit and one
night remained until morning In the
hotel Office, insisting that his wife
was with another man In apart
ments adjoining his. The clerks
efforts to disabuse the doctors mind Of
the strange hallucinatlon were vain.
From Cincinnati the doctor went to
Anderson, Ind, and telegrepAed to the
hotel clerk this message: "0n what
train and what road did those parties
leave. Answer Immediately" DR.. Orr
was afterwards placed In confinement
at Anderson as madman. He became
insane from use Of the drug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
A DistressIne Accident.

YOUNGSTOWN, May 15.--A distressing
accident occurred at Newton Falls FRI
day evening. Miss Annie Koonce was
engaged In dressing to attend May
party. While cleaning some kid gloves
with benzlne II ignited from lamp,
the flames burning her hands and face
badly. Her clothing was set on fire and
the prompt action Of an attendant saved
her life. Surgeons were called but 1t is
feared she inhaled some Of the fame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Paris Points.
5EE

While two Of our tOwnsmen OF the
Nagle Block were attending meeting
Of the mystic tie at Minerva, an attempt
was made to burglsrize their rooms but
were scared away by their wives, who
were go frightened that q physician has
TO be called. No ClHe as to who the
parties were. .Enoch, the barber, has
moved into the Nagle Block. Our pop
ulsr miller, K. L. Matts, has taken unto
himself better halt. We extend our
congratulations. 4. We are to have G
new schoolhouse at last. 4. Madame
Rumor SAYS the doctor will be married
ere long Jim Bates, Of Warren, paid
our town q short visit last week..
Mr, Bigganis' brother Of Springfield,
paid him o visit last week. "A little
daughter Of Oliver Hams died on
wednesday last Of brain fever; burial on
Friday, Our towering mills are being
remodeled and fitted up with new ma
chinery all Of which Is first class. They
expect to have II In running order IN Q
few days. d. William A. Taylor Of Church
Hill, has leased number OF farms In
this vicinity for the purpose or mining 9
coal, one Of which Ia the zstgler mine
Mr.. Taylor is man OF energy ana a
large dealer In coal. He expects to COM
mence operations Immediately, and to
its full capacity. Tommy Blake has
returned from the south, and is now
laid mn with rheumatism. And now
thew saw Paris Is to have school house
which will look like smoke house. 1t
seams that the Board has grudge at
Paris and In order to carry out their
sDite.work, intend to build us 2 by 4
bnilding. We say shame; build house
that viii be- to your credit, gentlemen,
ss we'll as to Paris. And then hire us q
good teacher, and we will show you
that our children can learn, anu VIII
not 20 to school simply for the purpose
of seeing how fast or now ofIen theS
can Ie AXE through the book.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
United at Last.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May wv. 8. An
dersOn, counsel for Lewis Webster, " no
was twice tried, sentenced to be hanged
and finally acquitted Of the murder Of
Perry Harrington, received q letter TO-
day stating that Webster had been mar
rled to Miss Sophia Hall at the residence
Of Freeman Smith, In Geneva, o., last
Sunday evening. Webster and Miss Hall
were affisnced when the murder Of Har-
rlngton occurred. She never wavered
in her allegiance to her lover, and was
an important witness at the trials. The
couple will reside In Warren, where the
jury acquitted Webster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
FRANK A. MEYER, Sec. c. B. A.
COURT CULLINGS.

Etems of Interest Picked Up in the House Of
Justice.
Following iS resume Of the latest
work In the Stark County Courts:
CoURT ROOM NO. 1-JUDaK PEAsE.
35O4-MOonshOwer Vs. OberIy; jury
still out.
503l-LeOnard Vs. MalOnr on trial.
Assignment for to morrow:
42l0-BOmmerlin vs. Whitman.
4670-HoOVer & Gamble Vs Harper.
498l-Z ZutaVern Vs. Starner's Adminis-
traitor.
COURT ROOM NO. 2.-JUDGR RALRY.
4528--NOgal Vs. MsTchand; on trial.
Assignment for to morrow:
4225-Whaler va. Post.
4507-Burness Vs. Bolton Steel Com
paDv.
4534-Streb vs.. Williams & Bro.
4S96-LsmbOrn & 6ray's Assignee vs.,
Webb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Death of Mrs. Jacob Myers.

Mrp. Jacob Myers died Saturday even:
ing at the age Of 81 years. Funeral
services from the family. residence: 81
the foot Of South Cherry street. Tuesdsy
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Myers and
her husband, who died some years ago,
were pioneer settlers In this township
and county. Mr.. Myers for many years
ran the old Myers mill, which burned
about two years ago. when Mr.. u. U.
Harvey was running 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
The Cleveland 9 Canton.

The 8 per cent mortgage Of the Cleve-
land & Canton road will, 1t is said, be
offered to preferred stockholders at the
rate Of one bond to every fifty shares.
Preferred stock rights will, 1t is estim-
ated, be worth about 81 The company,
says q Boston paper, will issue at first
only 81, 500. 900 Of the bonds, the remain
der being reserved to provide for ad-
ditiOnal improvements when needed.
To change the gauge, purchase new
equipments, prov d. for the taking up
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
NATURAL GAS.
A Plaoo Selected for One of the Proposed
Wells.

WolIBs
Judge UnderhilI. President; L. v.
BuCkius, Vice Pl resident, and Charles B.
Frazer, Secretary, Of the Canton OIL and
Gas Company, and John Kilzmiller, W.
L Alexander and Charles Cook, Direct
ors Of tie same, accompanied by Rob.
Miller and B. A. Linville, visited the
lots owned by the two last named, To-
Gated near the BlerwOrth lots In the
eastern part Of the city yesterday, when
1t was decided to drill the first we'll
there. The company secured lease on
all the lots mentioned, and the work of
drilling will commence In few days.
Mr.. Stewart is expected here with his
drilling machinery this week. OIL is
still found in the shallow we'll drilled
on the BierwOrth place In small quan
titles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

While In the city call at the Bazaar
and see the elegant line Of goods now
bn sale at remarkably low prices, q.
W. Kerch, the present proprietor, pur-
chased the stock Of goods at q great
sacrifice from 9. W. Werner, and is now
selling out at rock bottom prices, In or
der to make room for a new stock CT
goods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Ringer Family Reunion.

The second family reunion Of the
Ringer family will be held on Saturday,
June 4, 1887, at the farm residence Of
Michael Ringer, In Marlboro township,
Stark county, 0. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
JONAS W. WARsTLKR, Pres.
AARON q. HOLIBAUGH, Sec'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
Appralslnw the wheeling s Lake Erie.

The work Of appraising the railroads
is going on as rapidly az possible. Aud
itor Manly returned from Toledo on Sat-
urdsy evening, where 1.-THE Iauditors had
met to appraise the Wheeling & Lake
Erie. After a hard fight they succeeded
In raising the valuation from $5, 200 to
$500 per mile. There is about twenty
miles Of that road In Stark county. The
management informed Mr.. Manley that
the road would be very much improved
and extended this season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
A 10000 Fire,

WOOSTER, O., May lS.=~imgard's
strawboard mill was destroyed by fire
to day. The men had Just left work
when the flames burst from under the
ircn roof. Loss on mill machinery and
stock is estimated at $4,000; insurance
$4,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
A Very Light Dose,

This mornings Cleveland Plain Deal
or says: "Jsmes and William Carson.
the Canton counterfeiters, pleaded
guilty before Judge Welker In the o. 8.
Court, and each received ten months
imprisonment In the workhOuse. They
will be taken to Detroit"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by WOolf0rd'S Sani-
tary Lotion. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by L. SOllmann, druggist,
Canton. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

For rates. free MATS and information
concerning tie west, call on or address,
H. GRETING, &. B. L. q 2. Agts
II East Tuscarawas st., Canton, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19
For Sa1a,

I have six good, strong Italian Bees
which are 0ffeI ed for sale at reasonable
prices, Call on or address
CHARLES A. P0NTIUs,
274 North Market street, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

Persons going west should write or
call on q. q. Geeting for maps Bni iANs
formation. Es'aF r.i'N'$
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

INV. Kerch ls now proprietor Of the
Bazaar, and goods are being sold re-
msTkably cheap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

Don't fail to call at H. W. Kerch's Ba-
zagr for low prices on the largest vart-
ETY. Of glassware In the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-19

While in the city cali'at the BaSsdts
3S East Tuscarawas street.